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Just say &quot;No&quot; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; ; IMO not worth it, unless being developer inclined<br />
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Usually you don't get it unless enabling and having installed some code interpreters, such as Visual Studio.<br />
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So, one answer is say no, and another is install VC++ and try a yes
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Just say "No"                                         ; IMO not worth it, unless being developer inclined

Usually you don't get it unless enabling and having installed some code interpreters, such as Visual Studio.

So, one answer is say no, and another is install VC++ and try a yes

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A lot of 'errors' from webserver scripts are simply improper code, such as unbalanced use of parens, brackets, braces; lack of terminators and more than simply broken links. &nbsp;Generally a missing piece such as java or activex won't do that, and there's not much you can fix besides recognizing the website as immature. &nbsp; If you get a message duch as needing minimum IE4, you might as well upgrade if you really want to do business with a site that only subscribes to microsoft philosophy
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A lot of 'errors' from webserver scripts are simply improper code, such as unbalanced use of parens, brackets, braces; lack of terminators and more than simply broken links.  Generally a missing piece such as java or activex won't do that, and there's not much you can fix besides recognizing the website as immature.   If you get a message duch as needing minimum IE4, you might as well upgrade if you really want to do business with a site that only subscribes to microsoft philosophy

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Sometimes when I am surfing I get a message saying if I want to DEBUG ? How do I do this ?<br />
Pls advise<br />
Kind regards<br />
Ian 
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Sometimes when I am surfing I get a message saying if I want to DEBUG ? How do I do this ?
Pls advise
Kind regards
Ian 

Debug

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Programming

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